ENGAGEMENT
FOR SUSTAINABLE
NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
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ENGAGING
COMMUNITIES: SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT I
Chair: Paul Martyn
Queensland Dept of Natural Resource
& Mines, Brisbane, Australia
Room: P2 |
| 10.40am |
Development
of a Typology of Engagement in Natural
Resource Management for the Western
Catchments of South East Queensland
Tim Smith CSIRO Sustainable
Ecosystems, St Lucia, Australia |
| 11.00am |
Building
Grassroots Participation in NRM –
A Case Study James McKee
NRM Consulting, Toowoomba, Australia
& Phillip McCullough
Eureka Consulting, Toowoomba, Australia |
| 11.20am |
Changing
the Narrative in a Watershed: an Alternative
to Watershed Restoration Through Public
Works Steve Johnson
Portland State University, Portland,
USA |
| 11.40am |
Under
pressure – A Story of Engagement
and Innovation that Resulted in Greater
Protection of the International Icon,
the Great Barrier Reef Belinda
Jago Great Barrier Reef Marine
Park Authority, Townsville, Australia |
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| S49
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ENGAGING
COMMUNITIES: SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT IV
Chair: Alison Moore
Queensland Dept of Natural Resources
& Mines, Brisbane, Australia
Room: M2 |
| 11.30am |
Talk
Until the Talking Starts – Resolving
Conflict Through Dialogue Greg
Claydon Department of Natural
Resources and Mines, Brisbane, Australia
& Leith Boully
Lower Balonne Ministerial Water Resources
Advisory Council, Dirranbandi, Australia
& Bruce McCollum
Border Rivers Food & Fibre, Goondiwindi,
Australia & Tom Vanderbyl SunWater,
Brisbane, Australia |
| 11.50am |
Six
Reasons not to Engage: Compromise,
Confrontation and the Commons
James Whelan Griffith
University and Coastal CRC, Nathan,
Australia |
| 12.10pm |
Working
Hard for the Environment: When Will
Citizens Engage in Environmental Activism?
Kelly Fielding The
University of Queensland, Ipswich
Campus, Australia |
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| S60
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MAJOR
PANEL – HARNESSING THE POWER
OF THE COMMUNITY FOR SUSTAINABLE NATURAL
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OUTCOMES PROUDLY
SUPPORTED BY BHP BILLITON –
CANNINGTON MINE
Chair: Minister for
Natural Resources & Mines, Queensland
Government, Brisbane, Australia
Room: GH3/Door 9 |
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Don Henry Australian
Conservation Foundation, Melbourne,
Australia |
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Ian Keirnan Clean
up Australia, Glebe, Australia |
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Speaker to be confirmed |
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| S81
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ENGAGING
COMMUNITIES: SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT V
Chair: Maria O’Leary
Queensland Dept of Natural Resources
& Mines, Brisbane, Australia
Room: M5&6 |
| 4.00pm |
Developing
Multisectoral Capacity – Water
as a Health Issue in Regional Australia
Victoria Kearney
Macquarie University, Greenacre, Australia |
| 4.20pm |
Queensland
Rural Water Use Efficiency Initiative
(RWUEI) and Its Demonstrated Role
In Community Engagement with the Irrigation
Industry John Okello-Okanya
Queensland Department of Natural Resources
and Mines, Brisbane, Australia |
| 4.40pm |
Talking
Water Reform Anne Stuart
Queensland Department of Natural Resources
and Mines, Brisbane, Australia |
| 5.00pm |
Poverty
Alleviation – a Push towards
Unsustainability in Bangladesh?
Amzad Hossain Institute
for Sustainability and Technology
Policy, Murdoch University, Murdoch,
Australia |
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| S100
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ENGAGING
COMMUNITIES IN SUSTAINABLE RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT VI
Chair: Mark McConnell Queensland
Dept of Communities, Brisbane, Australia
Room: P2 |
| 11.00am |
“Ready,
Set, Go!”: Using the ‘Community-readiness’
Method to Engage Social Networks for
Sustainable Natural Resource Management
in the Queensland Murray Darling Basin
David Grasby Land
Use Research Centre, University of
Southern Queensland, Toowoomba, Australia |
| 11.20am |
Community
Engagement as a Tool to Support Conservation
Outcomes In Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea
Modi Pontio Conservation
International, Alotau, Papua New Guinea |
| 11.40am |
Living
Landscapes: Lessons from the Central
Wheatbelt of Western Australia
Anne Smith Greening
Australia WA, Northam, Australia |
| 12.00pm |
Managing
Pests without Pesticides G.V.
Ramanjaneyulu Centre for
Sustainable Agriculture, Tarnaka,
India |
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| S123
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ENGAGING
COMMUNITIES TO ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE
RURAL AND AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
Room: CO-1.39 |
| 1.30pm |
Opening Speaker to be confirmed |
| 1.45pm |
A
Model for Achieving Sustainable Improvement
and Innovation in Regions Richard
Clark Queensland Department
of Primary Industries and Fisheries,
Brisbane, Australia & Jose
Bacusmo Leyte State University,
Philippines & Baldwin
Nengovhela Agricultural Research
Council, South Africa |
| 2.05pm |
Effective
Regional Improvement and Innovation
Networks – Critical Success
Factors and Critical Failure Factors
Elenita Espinosa
Leyte Improvement and Innovation Network,
Philippines & Percy Madzivhandila
Agricultural Research Council, South
Africa & Janice Timms
Queensland Department of Primary Industries
and Fisheries, Brisbane, Australia |
| 2.25pm |
Effective
Community Irrigation Associations
– Participatory Approaches for
Effective Engagement David
Swete Kelly Philippines-Australia
Community Assistance Program, Philippines
& Fe Gabunada
Leyte State University, Philippines |
| 2.45pm |
Designing
and Managing R&D Projects to Achieve
Outcomes from the Outset Richard
Clark Queensland Department
of Primary Industries & Fisheries,
Brisbane, Australia & Ephraim
Matjuda Agricultural Research
Council, South Africa |
| 3.05pm |
Synthesising Key Insights and Lesson
from the Presentations Facilitated
by Helena Bond, Andrew McCartney &
Paul Stewart Queensland Department
of Primary Industries and Fisheries,
Queensland, Australia |
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